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Advanced Microsystems for Automotive Applications 2008
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037b	eng
077a	279551819 Buchausg. u.d.T.: ‡Advanced microsystems for automotive applications 2008
087q	978-3-540-77979-7
100b	Valldorf, Jürgen
104b	Gessner, Wolfgang
331	Advanced Microsystems for Automotive Applications 2008
410	Berlin, Heidelberg
412	Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
425	2008
425a	2008
433	Online-Ressource (digital)
451b	VDI-Buch
501	Includes bibliographical references
517	CONTENTS; Market; Advanced Safety Systems - The Opportunity forSemiconductor Vendors; Safety; Dual Frequency Methods for Identifying HiddenTargets in Road Traffic; Multi Spectral Pedestrian Detection and Localization; Car Driver Monitoring by Networking Vital Data; MDSI Range Camera Calibration; Laserscanner Based Cooperative Pre-Data-Fusion; Satellite-Based System for Predictive Control inVehicles and its Field of Applications; Results of the EC-Project INTERSAFE; Powertrain. Crank Angle Resolved Determination of Fuel-Concentrationand Air/Fuel Ratio in a SI-Production Engine by Usinga Modified Optical Spark PlugTwo-Line LIF-Emission Thermometry for Gas-TemperatureDetermination in IC-Engines; Comfort and HMI; Human Vehicle Interaction Based on Electric Field Sensing; Networked Vehicle; Automotive 1 Gbit/s Link Goes Standard; Components and Generic Sensor Technologies; Imaging Millimeter Wave Radar with Phased Array Antenna; Tungsten-Titanium as Advanced Material for RF-MEMS Switches; Local Modification of Fired LTCC Substrates for High FrequencyApplications. Determination of Complex Permittivity of LRR RadomeMaterials Using a Scalar Quasi-Optical Measurement SystemSpeed Sensors for Automotive Applications Based onIntegrated GMR Technology; Micro-Rotation Angle Sensor with Integrated Hall IC; Scaled Test Bed for Automotive Experiments: Evaluation ofSingle Accelerometer Electronic Stability Control; A New Micromechanical Pressure Sensor for AutomotiveAirbag Applications; Trusting Your Senses; Appendix A: List of Contributors; Appendix B: List of Keywords
527	Buchausg. u.d.T.: ‡Advanced microsystems for automotive applications 2008
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750	With the total number of vehicles steadily increasing and soon approaching one billion, the world is facing serious challenges in terms of both safety of road transport and sustainability. Consequently the two major persistent issues for the automotive industry are improved safety and reduced emissions. The integration of complex microsystems with enhanced intelligence, so-called smart systems has enabled an increase of efficiency of the previously ‘dumb’ internal combustion engine by on average 1% annually during the last 20 years. In the future, smart systems may help to leverage novel powertrain concepts towards the zero emissions vehicle. Particularly for electric vehicles, anticipatory power management and efficient driving assistance by smart systems will be needed to overcome the range limitations. Adaptive systems predicting the energy demand for a chosen route will help the driver to increase energy efficiency. Networked devices for car-to-car communication could help to avoid the waste of energy due to unnecessary braking and accelerating. Intelligent systems for tire monitoring and control deserve special attention since insufficient tire pressure accounts for more than 3% of the efficiency losses in the car. Future electrical in-wheel motors require new miniaturised functionalities enabled by advanced micro- and smart systems. The conference book in hand is a showroom of activities, the AMAA has been known for during the last 12 years: advanced sensors even including one based on the giant magneto resistance (GMR) effect – a finding for which two European physicists were awarded the Nobel prize, recently – several camera and radar systems making road traffic safer by assisting the driver in recognizing pedestrians and obstacles, and human-machine interfaces based on the recognition of hand gestures - a striking example of how smart systems will further enhance the usability of vehicles and the comfort of driving. Additional i
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081	Advanced Microsystems for Automotive Applications 2008
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